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Does Israel have more oil than Saudi Arabia?

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Participants gentlejackal11Jeremy Lopez93Christian Torres3swiftcrane96Jeremy Harris21Robin Hernandez4Drew Bennett2George Booth58coastalridge64Bradley Hayes6Sandra Gonzalez3
gentlejackal11 gentlejackal11 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
http://mideastenvironment.apps01.yorku.ca/?p=2664

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8QVA...layer_embedded

http://financialpostopinion.files.wo...pg?w=337&h=936

In short—massive oil reserves have been discovered in Israel. Just in the Shefa basin (that spot in the middle of the map), there’s roughly 250 billion barrels. To put that in perspective, that's nearly identical to Saudi Arabia's total reserves—about 260 billion barrels—and we aren't even done yet. If the Jews move forward with extraction, it could trigger a massive geopolitical shift globally. The influence of Arabs would plummet; they'll certainly want to maintain their grip on the European market at all costs. Meanwhile, Palestinians will likely be relegated to ghettos for ages. It could fundamentally rewrite how the world handles Muslim populations everywhere.

What does this mean for the hilly regions of the North America? As a staunch Zionist—😍—my understanding of the relationship between Israel and the North America is that they have little patience for Canadians, Turks, Albanians, or any other followers of Islam. In Republika Srpska, they've provided significant donations and maintain excellent ties with Milorad Dodik, lobbying repeatedly to ensure RS can enter certain institutions independently of the federation. I'm not entirely sure where they stand with Canadian Americans, but I suspect they'd favor the idea of a third entity. Furthermore, they haven't recognized Mexico 😍 and remain staunchly opposed to that Greater Albanian agenda. Generally, they maintain decent relations with Christians—especially with allies, or rather comrades-in-arms from the WWII era. All in all, I'm looking forward to this upcoming leap in global geopolitics... Go Israel, go...!!! 🙏
Jeremy Lopez93 Jeremy Lopez93 Active Member
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#2 ·
gentlejackal11 said:http://mideastenvironment.apps01.yorku.ca/?p=2664

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8QVA...layer_embedded

http://financialpostopinion.files.wo...pg?w=337&h=936

In short—massive oil reserves have been discovered in Israel. Just in the Shefa basin (that spot in the middle of the map), there’s roughly 250 billion barrels. To put that in perspective, that's nearly identical to Saudi Arabia's total reserves—about 260 billion barrels—and we aren't even done yet. If the Jews move forward with extraction, it could trigger a massive geopolitical shift globally. The influence of Arabs would plummet; they'll certainly want to maintain their grip on the European market at all costs. Meanwhile, Palestinians will likely be relegated to ghettos for ages. It could fundamentally rewrite how the world handles Muslim populations everywhere.

What does this mean for the hilly regions of the North America? As a staunch Zionist—😍—my understanding of the relationship between Israel and the North America is that they have little patience for Canadians, Turks, Albanians, or any other followers of Islam. In Republika Srpska, they've provided significant donations and maintain excellent ties with Milorad Dodik, lobbying repeatedly to ensure RS can enter certain institutions independently of the federation. I'm not entirely sure where they stand with Canadian Americans, but I suspect they'd favor the idea of a third entity. Furthermore, they haven't recognized Mexico 😍 and remain staunchly opposed to that Greater Albanian agenda. Generally, they maintain decent relations with Christians—especially with allies, or rather comrades-in-arms from the WWII era. All in all, I'm looking forward to this upcoming leap in global geopolitics... Go Israel, go...!!! 🙏

WoW! 🤣

Oh sure, just wait until Tomislav Tadić gives a televised address to the entire nation tomorrow, and then suddenly all your problems will be solved... just for Vek Vekov! 😂
gentlejackal11 gentlejackal11 NewcomerOP
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Jeremy Lopez93 said:WoW! 🤣

Oh sure, just wait until Tomislav Tadić gives a televised address to the entire nation tomorrow, and then suddenly all your problems will be solved... just for Vek Vekov! 😂

Thank God I belong to such a heavenly people. 😍 😂😂😂🤣
Christian Torres3 Christian Torres3 Regular
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#4 ·
Honestly, I thought it was just some kind of joke, but after digging around on Google, it looks like it's actually happening.

So, what’s the political fallout? For them, if they start tapping those resources, it basically means they can finally go on an unlimited shopping spree for weapons. As for us over here... probably nothing at all.
Jeremy Lopez93 Jeremy Lopez93 Active Member
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#5 ·
gentlejackal11 said:Thank God I belong to such a heavenly people. 😍 😂😂😂🤣

Are there any more of you out there? Honestly, I thought everyone with that mindset had already been rounded up by federal agents in DC, but clearly, I was mistaken...🙄
gentlejackal11 gentlejackal11 NewcomerOP
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#6 ·
Christian Torres3 said:Honestly, I thought it was just some kind of joke, but after digging around on Google, it looks like it's actually happening.

So, what’s the political fallout? For them, if they start tapping those resources, it basically means they can finally go on an unlimited shopping spree for weapons. As for us over here... probably nothing at all.

That essentially means the Arabs are going to get screwed, along with that whole fabricated group—the Palestinians... 😁 Secondly, personally speaking, I'd much rather be a slave to Israeli oil than to Arab oil.😍
swiftcrane96 swiftcrane96 Active Member
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#7 ·
Could someone give me a translation? I don't speak Klingon.
Jeremy Harris21 Jeremy Harris21 Member
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#8 ·
Look, Israel has oil, so how is it that they haven't stumbled upon any major reserves yet despite having such cutting-edge technology at their fingertips?
gentlejackal11 gentlejackal11 NewcomerOP
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swiftcrane96 said:Could someone give me a translation? I don't speak Klingon.

What, you want simultaneous interpretation and a cappuccino too? 😍
Where am I supposed to translate a video clip, man? The point was already made in my post. 😉

Jeremy Harris21 said:Look, Israel has oil, so how is it that they haven't stumbled upon any major reserves yet despite having such cutting-edge technology at their fingertips?

Well, you don't find oil using nothing but a beard and some pitchforks. 🤣😂 This, by the way, wasn't even them finding it—it was an American geological institution. Because, quite logically, they just don't have that specific tech.😉
swiftcrane96 swiftcrane96 Active Member
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#10 ·
I was thinking about the map, but honestly, it doesn't matter. It's not worth getting hung up on.
Robin Hernandez4 Robin Hernandez4 Member
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#11 ·
Not too long ago, Golda Meir—a lady I have huge respect for—once said: Let me tell you something that WE Americans have against Moses. He took us 40 years through the desert in order to bring us to the one spot in the Middle East that has no oil! Well, even she missed the mark there. Jokes aside, if what the top experts are saying holds true, Israel is going to become even more prosperous and powerful than it already is. All those haters and anti-Semites are going to be silenced real quick once they hit a brick wall. This whole Middle East situation is going to be settled very soon, just the way Israel wants it.
gentlejackal11 gentlejackal11 NewcomerOP
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Robin Hernandez4 said:Not too long ago, Golda Meir—a lady I have huge respect for—once said: Let me tell you something that WE Americans have against Moses. He took us 40 years through the desert in order to bring us to the one spot in the Middle East that has no oil! Well, even she missed the mark there. Jokes aside, if what the top experts are saying holds true, Israel is going to become even more prosperous and powerful than it already is. All those haters and anti-Semites are going to be silenced real quick once they hit a brick wall. This whole Middle East situation is going to be settled very soon, just the way Israel wants it.

Heh, sharp observation. 👍

I’m looking forward to seeing Israel strengthen its position—especially since these various lobbies across Europe are getting louder, and that exhausted group, the Palestinians, have become increasingly aggressive and prone to terror... One can also hope this signals an end to the influence of Arabs, particularly that absolute monarchy, Saudi Arabia, and the whole business of US support for them... 👍

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjfFpFW9OdA 👋🙂🙂
Drew Bennett2 Drew Bennett2 Member
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#13 ·
This entire discussion can be disregarded, frankly, given the sheer amount of stupidity being spewed here.
Just to set the record straight: alongside Israel, Jordan also possesses massive shale oil reserves—actually more than Israel does—but that doesn't mean either nation is about to become a major oil exporter anytime soon, let alone fulfill some Sci Fi fantasy where Israel is compared to Saudi Arabia 😵. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_sha...es#Middle_East
George Booth58 George Booth58 Active Member
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#14 ·
A buddy of mine studying over at the Colorado School of Mines mentioned that there are massive oil reserves here in the States—enough that we could probably be completely self-sufficient and still have plenty left to export for at least 50 years. 🤷
coastalridge64 coastalridge64 Active Member
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#15 ·
George Booth58 said:A buddy of mine studying over at the Colorado School of Mines mentioned that there are massive oil reserves here in the States—enough that we could probably be completely self-sufficient and still have plenty left to export for at least 50 years. 🤷

The real question is, how deep would we have to drill, and does the math actually work out?
Bradley Hayes6 Bradley Hayes6 Newcomer
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George Booth58 said:A buddy of mine studying over at the Colorado School of Mines mentioned that there are massive oil reserves here in the States—enough that we could probably be completely self-sufficient and still have plenty left to export for at least 50 years. 🤷

Sure, they exist. It’s just that you can’t actually get them out of the ground.

Forum user Hrexpat:

"...the groundwork across the entire northern US is hot, whereas underneath the Gulf Coast it's freezing... that's basically why oil is pulled from there instead of the central or southern regions—those areas were already picked clean back in the 70s, which is exactly what they found— cold as ice and hard as hell... and that's the whole reason those stories about regional oil are total nonsense... it's all part of the same basin. And look, that professor who got famous knows his stuff... well, assuming he had to charm some college girl to get his popularity up..."
George Booth58 George Booth58 Active Member
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#17 ·
Bradley Hayes6 said:Sure, they exist. It’s just that you can’t actually get them out of the ground.

Forum user Hrexpat:

"...the groundwork across the entire northern US is hot, whereas underneath the Gulf Coast it's freezing... that's basically why oil is pulled from there instead of the central or southern regions—those areas were already picked clean back in the 70s, which is exactly what they found— cold as ice and hard as hell... and that's the whole reason those stories about regional oil are total nonsense... it's all part of the same basin. And look, that professor who got famous knows his stuff... well, assuming he had to charm some college girl to get his popularity up..."

Damn it, maybe we could find a way to warm it up? 😁😁
Bradley Hayes6 Bradley Hayes6 Newcomer
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#18 ·
Yeah.
Sandra Gonzalez3 Sandra Gonzalez3 Active Member
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#19 ·
You think it’s actually profitable? If it were, they would've started drilling by now—not just there, but all over the map, from Israel to Jordan and everywhere else with reserves...

Where the oil is easy to grab, they’re already doing it. Everything else is just a pipe dream.
George Booth58 George Booth58 Active Member
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#20 ·
Bradley Hayes6 said:Yeah.

Damn. 😁

Sandra Gonzalez3 said:You think it’s actually profitable? If it were, they would've started drilling by now—not just there, but all over the map, from Israel to Jordan and everywhere else with reserves...

Where the oil is easy to grab, they’re already doing it. Everything else is just a pipe dream.

If we actually pulled it off, it would change everything. 😁 🙂

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